## Summary
- Add `contextMenuConverter.ts` with utilities for converting LiteGraph
context menu items to Vue menu format
- Improve `contextMenuCompat.ts` with set-based diffing for more
reliable legacy extension detection
- Extend `MenuOption`/`SubMenuOption` types with `source`, `disabled`,
`isColorPicker`, and `category` type fields
- Add unit tests for converter functions
## Context
This is foundational work for migrating the node context menu from a
custom Popover-based component to PrimeVue ContextMenu.
The converter provides:
- Menu ordering and section grouping (core items first, then extensions)
- Deduplication with preference for Vue-native items over LiteGraph
items
- Extension categorization with labeled section
- Support for disabled states and color picker submenus
## Test plan
- [x] Unit tests pass for `buildStructuredMenu` (9 tests)
- [x] Unit tests pass for `convertContextMenuToOptions` (7 tests)
- [x] Typecheck passes
- [x] Lint passes
- [x] Knip passes (no unused exports)
## Related
This is PR 1 of 2 for the node context menu migration. PR 2 will wire up
the UI component.
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Prior to the release of subgraphs, there was a single graph accessed
through `app.graph`. Now that there's multiple graphs, there's a lot of
code that needs to be reviewed and potentially updated depending on if
it cares about nearby nodes, all nodes, or something else requiring
specific attention.
This was done by simply changing the type of `app.graph` to unknown so
the typechecker will complain about every place it's currently used.
References were then updated to `app.rootGraph` if the previous usage
was correct, or actually rewritten.
By not getting rid of `app.graph`, this change already ensures that
there's no loss of functionality for custom nodes, but the prior typing
of `app.graph` can always be restored if future dissuasion of
`app.graph` usage creates issues.
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## Summary
Fixes the issue where unpacking a subgraph containing missing nodes
causes those nodes to disappear. Missing nodes are now automatically
restored as placeholder nodes that preserve their original data,
allowing them to be recovered when the node types are installed later.
## Changes
- **What**:
- Modified `multiClone()` to preserve missing nodes as serialized data
when creating subgraphs
- Added `skipMissingNodes` option to `unpackSubgraph()` method to
restore missing nodes as placeholder nodes instead of throwing errors
- Updated `useSubgraphOperations.unpackSubgraph()` to automatically
restore missing nodes as placeholders (removed confirmation dialog)
- Replaced deprecated `LiteGraph.cloneObject()` with `structuredClone()`
- Removed unused i18n keys and debugging logs
## Review Focus
- **Placeholder node restoration**: Missing nodes are restored using the
same mechanism as `LGraph.configure()` (creating `LGraphNode` with
`last_serialization` and `has_errors` flags). This ensures compatibility
with the existing missing node manager.
- **Performance**: Optimized `getMissingNodeTypes()` to check
`registered_node_types` first before attempting node creation, and uses
Set for O(1) duplicate checking.
- **Data preservation**: Missing nodes preserve their original type,
title, and serialized data in `last_serialization`, allowing automatic
recovery when node types are installed.
- **Backward compatibility**: The `skipMissingNodes` option defaults to
`false`, maintaining original behavior for other code paths. Only the
UI-level `unpackSubgraph()` always uses `skipMissingNodes: true`.
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## Demo
Before:
https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/e0327d05-802d-4a64-a9db-4d174e185d82
After:
https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/37ab3140-0ada-480e-b9d5-fef8856f8b27
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## Summary
- make `useExternalLink` rely on the global i18n locale so it can be
used safely outside setup
- restore `electronAdapter` to use the shared `useExternalLink` helper
for docs URLs and static links
## Motivation
Desktop menu items disappeared because a top-level call to
`useExternalLink` in `electronAdapter` triggered `useI18n` at
module-eval time, throwing and blocking extension registration. By
making the composable global-locale-only and using it in
`electronAdapter`, the module can load without setup context while
preserving link behavior.
## Testing
- pnpm typecheck
- pnpm lint:fix
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## Summary
Adds a dedicated upgrade modal that appears when users without private
models access try to upload models, providing a clear path to upgrade
their subscription.
## Changes
- **New upgrade modal**: Created `UploadModelUpgradeModal` with
dedicated body, header, and footer components
- **Conditional rendering**: Modified `AssetBrowserModal` to show
upgrade modal when `privateModelsEnabled` flag is false
- **Subscription integration**: Connected upgrade flow to existing
subscription system via `showSubscriptionDialog()`
- **Localization**: Added localization keys for upgrade messaging
## Review Focus
- Conditional logic in `AssetBrowserModal.handleUploadClick()` based on
feature flags
- Component naming consistency (all upgrade-related components prefixed
with `UploadModelUpgrade`)
- Footer component refactoring maintains existing upload wizard behavior
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## Summary
Feature flags for model upload button and asset update options now check
remote config from `/api/features` first, falling back to websocket
feature flags.
## Changes
- **What**: Added `model_upload_button_enabled` and
`asset_update_options_enabled` to `RemoteConfig` type
- **What**: Updated feature flag getters to prioritize remote config
over websocket flags
- **Why**: Enables dynamic feature control without requiring websocket
connection, consistent with other feature flags pattern
## Review Focus
- Pattern consistency with other remote config feature flags
- Proper fallback behavior when remote config is unavailable
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## Summary
In cloud distribution, completed jobs now show "Finished in Xh Ym Zs" as
the primary text instead of the filename.
- Uses `formatDuration` to display time as `1h 30m 45s`, `30m 45s`, or
`45s`
- Gated with `isCloud` - non-cloud continues to show filename
- Added i18n key `queue.completedIn` for localization
Filename is not fetchable right now in cloud. This is what design wanted
as the alternative.
<img width="679" height="1097" alt="image"
src="https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/291deb42-77d8-4de9-b4f8-ee65f3c25011"
/>
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## Summary
Changes the layout store to treat node sizes as body-only measurements
while LiteGraph continues to reason about full heights. DOM-driven
updates are tagged with `LayoutSource.DOM`, which lets the store strip
the title height exactly once before persisting. That classification (a
new mutation source - `LayoutSource.DOM`) is accurate because those
mutations are triggered by the browser’s layout engine via
ResizeObserver, rather than by direct calls into the layout APIs (e.g.,
`moveNodeTo`, `useNodeDrag`). So all sources are:
- `LayoutSource.DOM`: browser layout/ResizeObserver measurements that
include the title bar
- `LayoutSource.Vue`: direct Vue-driven mutations routed through the
layout store
- `LayoutSource.Canvas`: legacy LiteGraph/canvas updates that will be
phased out over time
- `LayoutSource.External`: for multiplayer or syncing with a when going
online after making changes offline (in teams/workspace)
When layout state flows back into LiteGraph we add the title height just
in time for `liteNode.setSize`, so LiteGraph’s rendering stays
unchanged. This makes Vue node resizing and workflow persistence
deterministic - multiline widgets hold their dimensions across reloads
because every path that crosses the layout/LiteGraph boundary performs
the same normalization.
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This pull request refactors the node selection and pointer interaction
logic in the Vue node graph editor to improve multi-selection behavior,
clarify event handling, and enhance test coverage. The main change is to
defer multi-select toggle actions (such as ctrl+click for
selection/deselection) from pointer down to pointer up, preventing
premature selection state changes and making drag interactions more
robust. The drag initiation logic is also refined to only start dragging
after the pointer moves beyond a threshold, and new composable methods
are introduced for granular node selection control.
**Node selection and pointer event handling improvements:**
* Refactored multi-select (ctrl/cmd/shift+click) logic in
`useNodeEventHandlersIndividual`: selection toggling is now deferred to
pointer up, and pointer down only brings the node to front without
changing selection state. The previous `hasMultipleNodesSelected`
function and related logic were removed for clarity.
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* Added new composable methods `deselectNode` and
`toggleNodeSelectionAfterPointerUp` to `useNodeEventHandlersIndividual`
for more granular control over node selection, and exposed them in the
returned API.
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**Pointer interaction and drag behavior changes:**
* Updated `useNodePointerInteractions` to track pointer down/up state
and only start dragging after the pointer moves beyond a pixel
threshold. Multi-select toggling is now handled on pointer up, not
pointer down, and selection state is read from the actual node manager
for accuracy.
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**Test suite enhancements:**
* Improved and expanded tests for pointer interactions and selection
logic, including new cases for ctrl+click selection toggling on pointer
up, drag threshold behavior, and mocking of new composable methods.
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* Updated test setup and assertions for node event handlers, ensuring
selection changes are only triggered at the correct event phase and that
drag and multi-select logic is covered.
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These changes make node selection more predictable and user-friendly,
and ensure drag and multi-select actions behave consistently in both the
UI and the test suite.
fix https://github.com/Comfy-Org/ComfyUI_frontend/issues/6128https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/582804d0-1d21-4ba0-a161-6582fb379352
Adds a workflow progress panel component underneath the
`actionbar-container`.
I suggest starting a review at the extraneous changes that were needed.
Including but not limited to:
- `get createTime()` in queueStore
- `promptIdToWorkflowId`, `initializingPromptIds`, and
`nodeProgressStatesByPrompt` in executionStore
- `create_time` handling in v2ToV1Adapter
- `pointer-events-auto` on ComfyActionbar.vue
The rest of the changes should be contained under
`QueueProgressOverlay.vue`, and has less of a blast radius in case
something goes wrong.
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